Christian Marriage Poems | Examples

These Christian Marriage poems are examples of Marriage poems about Christian. These are the best examples of Marriage Christian poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberTwo Years Ago

Two Years Ago

Two years ago
Today 
She went
To be with precious Jesus.

No more long struggles
No more pain
Just peace
And happiness with Him
Much more than all before.

For sixty years
God gave us life
Together close
Together close
Together close to Him

Some day God knows
We’ll meet again
And never, never part.
Through Calvary’s Cross 
Death will be gain
No more to suffer loss!


Premium MemberJune Bride and Groom Footles

June bride groom's side... Blooming beaming... Sweet smile smites guile... Vow's mirth pledge-worth... They kiss life's bliss... He cares she shares... God* binds their minds... Two hearts... whole parts... One goal home's soul... "We do... Let's go."
*Mark 10:9 What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder. June 10, 2026 6th place, "1479" Poetry Writing Premiere Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 6/12/2026

Premium MemberWho Else Could Truly Know

We fell in love and married young,
others said we couldn’t know.
Who else could truly know my heart,
or which way I should go?

We all must choose the path to walk,
and how we’ll live each day.
It makes no difference the choice we make,
if we take God along our way.

All our challenges will be lessons learned,
he can make it a perfect day.
Others may snicker and laugh at us,
it doesn’t matter what they may say.  

God teaches us through every test,
and after struggles He gives us rest.
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe Lifting Of The Veil

The lifting of the veil
a revealing of all that was concealed
some see beauty, others bewail
regardless of feelings all will yield
the separation has begun
from the goats and sheep
everyone get ready for the arrival of the Son
some will shout for joy, others will weep
a metamorphous is taking place
the Bride is making herself ready
we are about to gaze into His face
for some the price will be too heavy
prepare the way
for the coming of the King
there is no more delay
the trumpets are sounding
and the veil is lifting

©  Deborah Seale 2025

Premium MemberMARRYING PLEASING THE COVENANT OF GOD--

Televised is the burden of my heart cries; Lovely is the often awesome struck guise; We soul, hearts mind envisions together; Rise in us darling, please the covenant of God ~ For Him in Him His glory and honor: Energies combine electric triumph; I dear heart love you more there’s no less; This coupling is soar heavenly bless; 2/11/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©


Premium MemberA CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE squib

'Twixt male&female heaven sent
in a union of equivalents

Premium MemberCONFLUENCE

Counterparts,we
two becoming one

Male & female,equivalents


Communing,now 
two becoming one

Male & female,complemented 

Christian Marriage
                             two becoming one

Premium MemberBlue

Blue

The color of the sky is blue. 
Sometimes it is bright,
and beautiful. 
It is light
and full of wonder. 
Sometimes is dark, 
and menacing. 

It is also deep...
like the ocean, 
full of stars, 
and angels 
that dance, 
to faraway music, 
that only they can hear. 

Blue is the color of your eyes. 
I see them in my sleep, 
I see them in my waking hours. 
I never want to look away. 
I want to stay, 
near you. 

Blue, 
is my favorite color...
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberAwaiting

the moon hides her face
                                many sleep but are waiting
                                      a shout to awake

Premium MemberGold

Gold

The ring on my finger, 
symbolizes eternal love, 
in a circle... 
from beginning to beginning... 
without end. 

The words that we spoke, 
the time that was given, 
it all mattered. 
It was worth the effort, 
it was more than was expected, 
as nothing was left out... 
Every detail made perfect
by those in attendance. 

Promises. 
We traded words and vows. 
We traded hearts as well. 
One for each to cherish and keep, 
for the other. 
Together now as one, we walk, 
into every sunset, 
every tomorrow, 
and even... 
ever day after.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberClerihew Plato

Plato thought humanity began as androgynous
can you think of anything worse
Male&female are different yet equivalent
God-breathed together in onement

Premium MemberOne and One Equivalent

Distinct,but complementary
flowers of mutual fusion,
in perfect harmony;
Sensibililties will embrace,
incensed by aromas of love,
the bond is revealed;
Opposites,yet in alikeness
the attraction of natural
magnetism is sealed;

Within the uniqueness of husband and wife
in union,complete,as one,for life.

 | Year Posted 2010

Premium MemberSpring Fling

Spring Fling

Skipping rocks, 
and late-night talks...

Laughing, 
and playing...
blowing bubbles,
drifting in the wind...

Kites with longs strings, 
and bells that ring, 
for everything...

The joy of my heart, 
was your face from the start. 
I could do nothing less, 
than love you!



A. Foster, Ann Foster, Annette Foster
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberTwo Souls Pause

Two souls pause beneath the sky as one, and 
Reflect upon their stored memories 

Moments when, 
As
Lawn chair watchers of stars and fireflies, 
They pondered the 
Infinite waltz of light. 

As 
Front porch listeners, together embraced the 
Enduring cadence of the nocturnal chorus, 
Their hearts quickening to 
Love's primal rhythm 

As
Nightly companions, 
Shedding the clatter and chaos of the day, 
Holding hands, and with measured breath, 
Glided easily into the celestial harmonies. 

Two souls pause beneath the sky once more, 
Moved by the melody of a life lived fully
Blessed by God's sweet symphony.

Premium MemberBridal Carpet

Immaculately vacuumed purified from century-old h i b e r n a t i o n of naphthalene balls’ seal… Here am I transformed… exuding sweet freshness as opalescent heirloom so grandly a d o r n e d with white rose petals ready to w e l c o m e… … the blissful v i r g i n for her blest bridal march while orchestra plays... "G O D L O V E S* M E."
*2Thessalonians 3:5 And the Lord direct your hearts into the love of God, and into the patient waiting for Christ. June 6, 2020 6th place, "SOME KIND OF SENSUAL" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Nette Onclaud; judged on 6/7/2020.

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